Sentence examples for creates a difficulty from inspiring English sources

The tension between its commercial role and cultural status creates a difficulty for economic policymakers.

"It creates a difficulty for the attorney general to exercise his discretion, and creates a prejudgment in public opinion".

There is a cultural differend of values and concepts (such as mana) involved in this explanation that creates a difficulty for many non-Māori in being able to fully comprehend.

This creates a difficulty in directly determining the ecological impact of specific surface wettabilites due to the range of interspecies difference in surface properties.

Again, it is worthy note that variability of single neurons during the rest period and in response to stimuli (as shown in the spike rasters of Fig. S6A and S6C) creates a difficulty in predicting whether real-time memory traces were formed or retrieved in the hippocampus at a given moment within any single trial.

Staff shortage impedes nurses' productivity directly and indirectly and creates a difficulty for both patients and nurses.

This would unquestionably create a difficulty for businesses, especially at a time when food costs on menus are rising sharply due to the food crisis.

Similarly, bareland, settlement, and cultivated land features after crop harvest had a closer spectral overlap in some areas, thus create a difficulty in differentiating between the different land cover classes.

UML (Unified Modeling Language) is a collection of somewhat overlapping modeling techniques, thus creating a difficulty in establishing practical guidelines for selecting the most suitable techniques for modeling OO artifacts.

This has created a difficulty in targeting MMPs therapeutically, as small-molecule inhibitors designed to bind the MMP active site are not able to effectively discriminate between individual MMP subtypes.

But it creates a technical difficulty too: if the wind drops, you need a speedy alternative source of power.